Roger Palmgren will succeed Bernard Kaanjuka as the new and substantive coach of the Brave Warriors. Read more
Onstoke werkers en sub-kontrakteurs wag steeds vir Cosira Construction om hulle te betaal nadat Trekkopje myn se konstruksie einde April gestop het. Lees verder
Most kindergartens in Swakopmund are struggling to meet the requirements set up by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare. Read More
Started by Susann Kinghorn in An der Atlantikküste May 7.
Started by Susann Kinghorn in An der Atlantikküste May 7.
Started by Susann Kinghorn in An der Atlantikküste May 7.
Started by Namib Times in News May 3.
Started by Namib Times in News May 3.
Started by Namib Times in News May 3.
Started by Namib Times in News May 3.
Started by Namib Times in Community May 3.
Started by Namib Times in News May 3.
Started by Namib Times in News May 3.
This week Namibians learnt that traces of oil have been discovered off the coast of Namibia. What do you think the impact of the discovery of oil will have on the country? Insightful and useful comments will be published in the paper on…
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Anthea Van Wyk replied to Namib Times's discussion Infinity Lounge opens its doorsFISHING VESSEL STRANDED AT PAALTJIES Bernabé Blaauw: The “snoek-vessel” Senhor du Mundo ran aground south of Walvis Bay in the dead of the night on Friday. Fortunately, despite the strong current, all 19 crew members managed…
See MoreTUNA STILL TOPS Otis Finck: Namport dock workers pictured offloading Tuna from the South African owned vessel, the South West Condor, in Lüderitz harbour. Many tuna fishing vessels, mainly long-liners, stay at sea for long periods and…
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The world's oldest tall ship, the Sedov, visited Walvis Bay on Tuesday and offered locals the opportunity to go on board to get a closer view of this grand old lady. Read more
Drie gewapende rowers het Donderdagaand hul rieme lelik styfgeloop toe hulle op heterdaad betrap is terwyl hulle besig was met 'n gewapende roof in Walvisbaai Lees verder
Although some people think that money can buy happiness, the truth is that affluence is the main cause of stress. People come to Namibia to get away from this stress. Read more
Infinity Lounge opened its doors recently. Paulina Moses went along to find out what the buzz is all about. Read more
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